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The Artistic Director’s Circle Season Sponsors Michael Bartell & Melissa Garfield Bartell Gail & Ralph Bryan Brian & Silvija Devine Joan & Irwin Jacobs Sheri L. Jamieson Becky Moores The Rich Family Foundation The Hearst Foundations, The William Hall Tippett & Ruth Rathell Tippett Foundation, Dr. Seuss Fund at The San Diego David C. Copley Foundation, The Mandell Weiss Charitable Trust, Anonymous, Foundation Kay & Bill Gurtin, Lynn Gorguze & The Honorable Scott Peters, Steven Strauss & Lise Wilson Vivien and Jeffrey Ressler Family Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation, and Molli Wagner PRODUCTION SPONSORS Brian & Silvija Devine JUNE 5 - JULY 8 P1 LA JOLLA PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS A MESSAGE FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Christopher Ashley Debby Buchholz Artistic Director Managing Director No matter where we turn these days, we are confronted by deep and seemingly insurmountable divisions within MISSION STATEMENT: our populace. Class, ethnicity, MISSION STATEMENT: nationality, politics, sexual LaLa Jolla Jolla Playhouse Playhouse advances advances theatre as orientation and gender – every antheatre art form as andan art as forma vital and social, as a moral metric by which we self-identify and political platform by providing vital social, moral and political comes with battle lines already unfettered creative opportunities platform by providing unfettered drawn, turning each conversation into an “us versus them” for the leading artists of today and BY creative opportunities for the shouting match. It is, in other words, a perfect time to unleash tomorrow. With our youthful spirit and leading artists of today and the world premiere of Robert Askins’ The Squirrels. ROBERT ASKINS eclectic, artist-driven approach, we willtomorrow. continue With to cultivate our youthful a local and Rob’s new comedy explores our instinctual drive towards nationalspirit and following eclectic, with artist-driven an insatiable tribalism through an appealingly warped, absurdist lens. DIRECTED BY appetiteapproach, for weaudacious will continue and diverse to Scurius, a great old Gray Squirrel, resides at the center of work. In the future, San Diego’s La CHRISTOPHER ASHLEY cultivate a local and national the tree. The greatest gatherer of nuts the forest ever saw, Jolla Playhouse will be considered following with an insatiable he turns a blind eye to the starving and disadvantaged Fox singularly indispensable to the appetite for audacious and Squirrels on the outermost branches. But when his devoted worldwide theatre landscape, as we FEATURING diverse work. In the future, daughter Chordata pleads the case of Carolinius – a young become a permanent safe harbor for ‡ San Diego’s La Jolla Playhouse Fox Squirrel determined to end nut inequality – it lights a fuse TERENCE ARCHIE*, CANDY BUCKLEY*, SIDNEY HILL , LAKISHA MAY*, BRAD OSCAR*, the unsafe and surprising. The day will ‡ ‡ that will divide a family and ignite a war. comewill be when considered it will be singularly essential to enter MAX SINGER , MARCUS TERRELL SMITH*, SUMMER SPIRO*, DANIELLE E. B. WINEMAN theindispensable La Jolla Playhouse to the villageworldwide in order Like the squirrel, this play is a fascinating mixture of totheatre get a glimpse landscape, of what as we is becomeabout to playfulness and charm, cunning and deception. As anyone happen in American theatre. SCENIC DESIGNER a permanent safe harbor for the who has seen Hand to God knows, Rob is no stranger to BEOWULF BORITT unsafe and surprising. The day marrying intensely resonant socio-political insights with COSTUME DESIGNER PALOMA YOUNG will come when it will be essential audaciously off-the-wall conceits. In fact, one of his greatest LIGHTING DESIGNER TYLER MICOLEAU to enter the La Jolla Playhouse strengths as a playwright is his ability to challenge our SOUND DESIGNER assumptions – whether they be about faith, good and CRICKET S. MYERS village in order to get a glimpse PROJECTIONS DESIGNER of what is about to happen in evil, capitalism, power, or the roots of our intrinsic societal JOHN NARUN prejudices – in a wholly unexpected and twisted way. American theatre. WIG, HAIR & MAKEUP DESIGNER J. JARED JANAS Though you can see glints of Aristophanes, King Lear and FIGHT DIRECTOR the nightly cable news, The Squirrels is very much its own JAMES NEWCOMB La Jolla Playhouse has received the highest rating from demented animal. CASTING TARA RUBIN CASTING, C.S.A. Charity Navigator, the nation’s premier charity evaluator. DRAMATURG GABRIEL GREENE It is, without question, a scary moment in our history. STAGE MANAGER JOSHUA PILOTE* “Unease, mistrust, fear and anger permeate our society. But bombarded as we are with the notion of “us versus them,” ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER MANDISA REED* The Squirrels asks us to consider what our responsibilities are STAGE MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT WILLIE MAE MICHIELS ‡ to each other. PROJECT PRODUCTION MANAGER BECCA DUHAIME La Jolla Playhouse has received the highest rating from Charity Navigator, CHRISTOPHER THE SQUIRRELS WAS DEVELOPED AT THE LARK, NEW YORK CITY the nation’s premier charity evaluator. ASHLEY P2 ” P3 THE COMPANY THE CAST TERENCE ARCHIE, Scurius MAX SINGER, Squirrel Ensemble La Jolla Playhouse: Debut. Broadway: Rocky the Musical, La Jolla Playhouse: Debut. UC San Diego: The Taming (in alphabetical order) Ragtime. International: Rocky Das Musical (Hamburg). Off of the Shrew(d): A Cautionary Tale, (w)holeness, Eurydice, Broadway: The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity (Second The Green Cockatoo, Othello, Joshua, The Clitorish. Stage), 1776 (City Center), Joan of Arc: Into the Fire (The Regional: San Diego Repertory Theatre. Staged Readings: Scurius....................................................................................................Terence Archie Public). Solo shows: The Peanut Prince, Frederick Douglass Wandering Feast, For Honor. TV/Film: Breakable You (dir. Free, At the Pole (Urban Stages). Regional: All the Way, The Twelve Andrew Wagner), J2J (Reel Sense Productions), Redbull “Study Buddy” Mammalia ...............................................................................................Candy Buckley (DCPA); Guys and Dolls, Twelfth Night (Old Globe); Two Gentlemen of (Synthetic Pictures), Olympics “Handheld” (NBC). Education: Stella Adler Verona, Tamburlaine the Great, Edward II (STC); Arabian Nights (Berkeley Studio, M.F.A. candidate at UC San Diego. Chordata ......................................................................................................Lakisha May Rep/Arena Stage); The Odyssey (Seattle Rep); The Elaborate Entrance Scientist/Sciuridae........................................................................................Brad Oscar of Chad Diety (Geffen). Recent TV credits include Elementary, The MARCUS TERRELL SMITH, Carolinius Mysteries of Laura, Manhattan Love Story and Madam Secretary. La Jolla Playhouse: Debut. Mr. Smith is absolutely thrilled Carolinius .....................................................................................Marcus Terrell Smith to be back in theatre, bringing this amazing piece to CANDY BUCKLEY, Mammalia life. His other credits include: National Tour: The Book of ...................................................................................................Summer Spiro Rodentia appeared in La Jolla Playhouse’s world-premiere Mormon; Off Broadway: Big River (Mesa Encore Theater); production of Kill Local. Her Broadway credits include: Film/TV: Little Evil (Netflix), Marlon (NBC), Brooklyn Nine- Cabaret, After the Fall, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Nine (Fox), NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS), Grey’s Anatomy (CBS). Education: Squirrel Ensemble ........................Sidney Hill, Max Singer, Danielle E. B. Wineman Scandalous, Ring Round the Moon. Off Broadway: The M.F.A. from Actors Studio Drama School; B.A. in Linguistics from Patron Saint of Sea Monsters, Valhalla, Shockheaded Peter, University of Arizona. He would like to thank his family and friends for The Taming of the Shrew, Hal + Bee, The Petrified Prince (Drama Desk their unwavering support! Award nomination). Recent regional: Company (Bucks County), Vanya + Sonia + Masha + Spike (The Old Globe, Huntington, Guthrie). Four years SUMMER SPIRO, Rodentia company member, American Repertory Theater (Hedda Gabler, Lady Ms. Spiro has participated in four DNA New Work Series Macbeth, others); 11 years company member, Dallas Theater Center readings at La Jolla Playhouse, including MK-ULTRA, The (The Cherry Orchard, All the King’s Men, others). TV: The Americans, Engine of Our Ruin, Trinity and The Luckiest. National The Squirrels will be performed without an intermission. Blue Bloods, Treme, Law & Order: CI, Gossip Girl. Film: Bachelorette. Tours: Bram Stoker’s Dracula (LA Theatre Works). Regional: Princess Grace Statue Award for Achievement in Theater. Steal Heaven, Detroit (San Diego Rep); The Trouble We Come From (Garry Marshall Theatre); Fallen Angels (North Coast Rep); SIDNEY HILL, Squirrel Ensemble As You Like It, Hay Fever (Moonlight); As You Like It (LA Theatre Works). La Jolla Playhouse: Debut. UC San Diego credits include: Feature Films: Swell, Big Legend, If Looks Could Kill, Oceans Rising, Streamers, Baby Teeth, Eurydice, The Green Cockatoo, A Losing in Love. TV: Westworld Season 2. Raisin in the Sun, SERE. Education: B.A. in Acting from University of Illinois, Chicago; M.F.A. Acting candidate, DANIELLE E. B. WINEMAN, Squirrel Ensemble ADDITIONAL STAFF UC San Diego. Originally from Cut Bank, Montana, Ms. Wineman is now an M.F.A. candidate at UC San Diego. La Jolla Playhouse:
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